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Welcome to Happy Sprouts childcare Craigieburn, the place where children thrive

At Happy Sprouts we make every effort to support the unique needs of each child entrusted into our care. Our professional and committed staff accomplish this by offering a loving, safe, supportive, environment which supports each child’s learning and development.

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Our rooms

For flourishing kids

Each of the dedicated rooms at Happy Sprouts has been specifically developed to support children ranging in age from six weeks to six years old to meet key developmental milestones.These spaces are focused on stimulating the five senses and encouraging a sense of curiosity as first developmental milestones are reached.

  • Nursery & walkers rooms
  • Toddlers rooms
  • 3 year old kinder rooms
  • 4 year old kinder rooms
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Nursery & walkers rooms Our focus is on developing strong relationships between families and educators to support a positive transition and to nurture ongoing development.
Toddlers rooms Our toddler programme is all about promoting each child’s confidence, physical abilities and emerging social skills.
3 year old kinder rooms Our pre-kinder program will support your child as they develop a stronger sense of individuality, independence and curiosity.
4 year old kinder rooms A degree qualified Early Childhood Teacher provides your child with an individualised program aimed at further developing skills and dispositions that will ensure their readiness for school.

Our program

Our learning environments

Happy Sprouts learning environments are welcoming, caring, safe, supportive and stimulating for children.

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Our education

We work together with families to provide each child with the best possible start to their education journey.

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Our food and nutrition

Our very own chef at Happy Sprouts collaborates with staff, children and family in developing exciting menus.

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Excursions

At Happy Sprouts we provide a variety of excursions throughout the year.

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Incursions

Our external entertainers, story tellers, musicians, chefs, dancers and artists visit us two times every week.

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What makes us special

Family owned and operated

Sustainable practices

App to monitor your child's progress

STEM and library rooms

Freshly cooked, chef prepared meals

Safe, caring and loving environment

Accreditations

Our sustainability practices

We are committed to transparency and to open, two way communication with our families

Solar panels

Rain water tanks

Vegetable gardens

Natural lighting

Recycling practices

News & blogs

Insights from experts

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Why Happy Sprouts is the Perfect Choice to Enroll Your Child in Childcare

Let's be honest, we know you love your kids to bits, but sometimes they can be a handful. Managing[...]

The Benefits of a Balanced Diet in Early Education

For a child's physical and cognitive growth, proper diet is essential. Children grow quickly in thei[...]

Introducing STEM Education: Igniting Curiosity at Happy Sprouts Child Care

At Happy Sprouts Childcare, we are passionate about fostering a love for reading from a young age. T[...]

Unleash Creativity: Exploring the Art Room at Happy Sprouts Child Care

At Happy Sprouts Child Care, we believe in nurturing creativity from an early age. That's why we're [...]

Sustainability Spotlight: Happy Sprouts Child Care

At Happy Sprouts Child Care, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a way of life. We’r[...]

Playful Adventures Await: Exploring the Dedicated Play Areas at Happy Sprouts Child Care

At Happy Sprouts Child Care, we understand the importance of play in a child's development. That's w[...]

Recap of the Incredible Open Day at Happy Sprouts Childcare!

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for our recent Open Day event at H[...]

Introducing Our Lending Library and Kids’ Dedicated Library: A Haven for Young Readers

At Happy Sprouts Childcare, we are passionate about fostering a love for reading from a young age. T[...]

Testimonials

Magical experiences

Seraleigh Fualalo

Amazing Childcare!!

Amazing Childcare!! Wonderful educators everything went smoothly with enrolment considering it is a new centre. Beautiful and clean every day I walk in there and my daughter absolutely loves it! So happy I found a great centre so close to home with genuine educators and management that care for the children and families. Highly recommend!!

Celeste Lobosco

Amazing new childcare centre

Amazing new childcare centre with a wonderful natural yard, spacious and clean rooms. Staff have been so amazing as I was so worried about leaving my child. They are excellent with communication and making me feel at easy. A big thank you to all the amazing staff, I see that you go over and beyond, and I thank you. Keep it up

Ryanne Malas

Beautiful clean centre

Very vice and calm enviroment , The director Kiera, Karen and the owner are so friendly and kind , The room leaders and educators are loving and amazing ,As soon as i spoke to the educators in my childrens rooms, my anxiety went away , im so happy my children are happy and well looked after

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Happy Sprouts Craigieburn

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We believe in providing children with the highest quality of care allowing each and every child to reach their fullest potential, by providing a caring, safe, supportive, warm, and stimulating learning environment in our state-of-the-art child care centre

🥞Pancake Day 🥞

Today the Kinder children celebrated Pancake Day which falls on the 4th of March. It is also known as Shrove Tuesday, It’s a Christin tradition that marks the day before the start of Lent.

Before commencing the experience, the children sat on the mat. We discussed the safety hazards of using a frying pan and what ingredients we needed in order to make the pancakes!
The children were super excited and couldn’t wait to see the pancakes come to life! Each of the children had a turn at pouring the mixture and flipping the pancakes throughout the process. The children observed how gold and crisp they had become!
We had a discussion about what we could place on the top of our pancakes to add extra flavour.

#happysprouts
#strovetuesday
#deliciouspancakes
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🥞Pancake Day 🥞Today the Kinder children celebrated Pancake Day which falls on the 4th of March. It is also known as Shrove Tuesday, It’s a Christin tradition that marks the day before the start of Lent.Before commencing the experience, the children sat on the mat. We discussed the safety hazards of using a frying pan and what ingredients we needed in order to make the pancakes!
The children were super excited and couldn’t wait to see the pancakes come to life! Each of the children had a turn at pouring the mixture and flipping the pancakes throughout the process. The children observed how gold and crisp they had become!
We had a discussion about what we could place on the top of our pancakes to add extra flavour.#happysprouts
#strovetuesday
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Lending Library

Our 3 and 4 year old Kindergarten children Lending Library: Building Independence and a Love for Reading

Today, the children excitedly received their kindergarten lending library bags, marking the beginning of a special routine that will support their literacy development and sense of responsibility. Each child will bring their library bag on their assigned day, visit our centre’s lending library, and have the opportunity to select a book to borrow for the week. The following week, they will return their book and choose a new one, fostering a cycle of learning and exploration.

This experience encourages children to take ownership of their learning by independently selecting books that spark their curiosity and interest. It also supports essential school readiness skills, as they practice responsibility in caring for their borrowed books and remembering to return them on time.

Aligned with the Reggio Emilia approach, this initiative values children’s autonomy and nurtures their natural love for stories and knowledge. It also connects to the EYLF, particularly Outcome 5: “Children engage with a range of texts and gain meaning from these texts,” as they immerse themselves in literature both at kindergarten and at home. Additionally, Outcome 1: “Children develop their emerging autonomy, interdependence, resilience, and sense of agency” is reflected as they take on the responsibility of managing their library borrowing.

Through our lending library, the children are not only strengthening their literacy skills but also developing a sense of independence, fostering a lifelong love for reading and storytelling.

#happysprouts
#lendinglibrary
#loveliteracy
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Lending LibraryOur 3 and 4 year old Kindergarten children Lending Library: Building Independence and a Love for ReadingToday, the children excitedly received their kindergarten lending library bags, marking the beginning of a special routine that will support their literacy development and sense of responsibility. Each child will bring their library bag on their assigned day, visit our centre’s lending library, and have the opportunity to select a book to borrow for the week. The following week, they will return their book and choose a new one, fostering a cycle of learning and exploration.This experience encourages children to take ownership of their learning by independently selecting books that spark their curiosity and interest. It also supports essential school readiness skills, as they practice responsibility in caring for their borrowed books and remembering to return them on time.Aligned with the Reggio Emilia approach, this initiative values children’s autonomy and nurtures their natural love for stories and knowledge. It also connects to the EYLF, particularly Outcome 5: “Children engage with a range of texts and gain meaning from these texts,” as they immerse themselves in literature both at kindergarten and at home. Additionally, Outcome 1: “Children develop their emerging autonomy, interdependence, resilience, and sense of agency” is reflected as they take on the responsibility of managing their library borrowing.Through our lending library, the children are not only strengthening their literacy skills but also developing a sense of independence, fostering a lifelong love for reading and storytelling.#happysprouts
#lendinglibrary
#loveliteracy

Watering the plants 🌱

At Happy Sprouts the children engage in watering the plants.
The educators provide the children with watering cans and the children go straight to the plants and water them.
The children become excited every time they water the garden.

This experience helps children to develop their cognitive and fine motor skills and expands their understanding of their environment while being sustainable.

#Sustainability
#happysprouts
#wateringplantsisfun
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Watering the plants 🌱At Happy Sprouts the children engage in watering the plants.
The educators provide the children with watering cans and the children go straight to the plants and water them.
The children become excited every time they water the garden.This experience helps children to develop their cognitive and fine motor skills and expands their understanding of their environment while being sustainable.#sustainability
#happysprouts
#wateringplantsisfunImage attachmentImage attachment

Our Sensory Room

The children enjoyed the sensory room. The bottlebrushes children had a fantastic time playing with the balls, marveling at the changing lights, and listening to music while pressing buttons. This experience not only teaches them to take turns and share toys but also sparks their curiosity about how things work, fosters creative thinking, and enhances problem-solving skills. They were particularly excited to watch the colorful bubbles rise and fall.

Sensory play is essential for developing children's senses, promoting problem-solving, and building neural connections in the brain. The sensory room effectively engages various brain areas, aiding in information retention and enhancing motor skill development.
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Our Sensory RoomThe children enjoyed the sensory room. The bottlebrushes children had a fantastic time playing with the balls, marveling at the changing lights, and listening to music while pressing buttons. This experience not only teaches them to take turns and share toys but also sparks their curiosity about how things work, fosters creative thinking, and enhances problem-solving skills. They were particularly excited to watch the colorful bubbles rise and fall.Sensory play is essential for developing childrens senses, promoting problem-solving, and building neural connections in the brain. The sensory room effectively engages various brain areas, aiding in information retention and enhancing motor skill development.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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